Sentence examples for centralise in from inspiring English sources
Amid the talk of repatriating powers, William Hague, the foreign secretary, this month launched an audit of the EU's authority.A separate reflection on the EU's future, focusing on which powers to centralise in Brussels, is taking place among several foreign ministers convened by Germany's Guido Westerwelle.
"That is why I backed industrial action by DVLA staff against London proposals to do this and centralise in Swansea," he said.
It would be too centralised in London.
Power used to be centralised in the presidency.
Education has been centralised in Hungary in recent years.
That's not to say that we aren't too centralised in this country; we are.
They prefer political power to be centralised in their own joint operation.
Mr Williamson has centralised in California the responsibility for brand, risk and interoperability three core concepts.
Power is centralised in his office, his cabinet is deferential and the opposition looks crushed.
California is a huge and diverse state, yet decision-making is heavily centralised in Sacramento.
He has centralised in the White House the power to take many party-political decisions.
